9% in NH

[RonPaulFTFW]

They poll the same people they poll in 2000 and 2004.

People are coming into the system to vote for paul that are NOT being considered.

We will pull and easy 3rd.

 

[mbauer]

A Quote from the OP's link

"USA Today said the survey's fundamental finding is uncertainty, with more than 40 percent of voters in both parties saying they might change their minds before the January 8 primary."

 

[RonPaulFTFW]

Usatoday link.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/election2008/2007-12-20-NHpoll_N.htm


Effectively tied for third place are former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani, at 11%, and former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee and Texas Rep. Ron Paul, each at 9%.

 

[lupester]

Peaking just right?

Think about the publicity that Meet the press will get Dr. Paul. Just what 10 days before the 1st primaries. Think about how long it takes the other candidates to get smear ads produced and out on TV and radio. They are still concentrated on smearing Huckelberry. I think RP knows how to run this campaign, and lets look at his congressional wins! A good chess player is not looking at the next move, he is looking 5-10 moves ahead. I think i would hate to play Dr. Paul in chess!

 

[jgmaynard]

9% with nearly all the rest at 20% or lower leaves us in position to realistically pull off a top-two finish in NH, which is really what is needed to make Ron a frontrunner by any sense of the word. A win is also already within reach. Buch was averaging about 11% here in '96 before his win. But to show you how little polls really matter in this state, consider the Republican Gubernatorial primary of 2002 - little-known Bruce Keough, polling at just 3% three days before the primary, scored a second-place finish with nearly 30% of the vote.

JM

 

[Adamsa]

Phone polls matter less than ever now with the internet and cell phones.

However, that just means we have no idea of what Ron's support is, it could be higher or even lower.

Fight like you're losing!